Ultimaker Material Packs

What's included with each bundle?

Everything you need for 3D printing success

Your choice of any Ultimaker 3D printer(s) or hardware

At least one pack of 12 spools of Ultimaker material

You can choose each spool or select a premade pack

Ultimaker Essentials – an online suite of tools, including remote 3D printing

Ultimaker Academy access to e-learning to train your team

Ultimaker Support from our global network of certified resellers

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Lug nut socket sleeves

Assembly tool

Non-marring and color-coded. These sleeves help operators quickly select the right socket while also maintaining a high cosmetic standard for vehicle assembly and maintenance.

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Emergency siren cover

Custom part

3D print a short run of custom parts to reduce costs and lead time. This example can be customized for vehicles used in different branches of the emergency services.

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Radio protection bumper

Transport tool

3D printing transportation tools for delicate assembly components helps to prevent damage. This example features a poka-yoke design that reduces waste foam. It can be easily adapted to format changes.

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Placeholder fuse bracket

Functional prototype

During the development of a new or updated car model, some components are not available yet from manufacturing suppliers. For this, 3D printed placeholder parts can "fill the gap” during assembly.

Hydraulic pipe fixating tool

Assembly tool

Hold fragile pipes in place in the engine bay during (dis)assembly. This tool features a custom handle to make it easier for one operator to perform the procedure, while increasing ergonomics.

OEM part quality gauge

Quality tool

A part to check the alignment of holes and other features of the headlight. This was quickly and accurately created using software to maps the fixation points with a poka-yoke design.

Sheet metal press tool

Production tool

This embossing tool for 0.75 mm steel / aluminum sheet allows for extremely fast iterations at a fraction of the cost of traditional tooling. It demonstrates how robust 3D printed tools can be.

Replacement oil filler cap

End-use part

Heat and chemical resistant, this fill cap can be printed on demand for new or classic cars. This cuts down on storage because no stock is needed.

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3 reasons to consider 3D printing

Secure your future in the industry

Ultimaker’s 3D printing platform is incredibly easy to use. It allows automotive engineers or operators to keep their skills relevant and valuable as the Automotive industry continues to evolve.

3D printing a digital inventory of parts on demand also means you can save costs on storage and warehousing. Securely share the files with multiple locations to enable distributed manufacturing.

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Soften your impact on the environment

Additive manufacturing results in less wasted material, plus lighter weight and more complex geometries than traditional subtractive methods. Tools can be designed to be modular so only parts that wear need to be replaced.

And when those replacements are needed, they can be 3D printed locally on site and on demand. This cuts down on carbon emissions and packaging for shipping and logistics.

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The parts you need, when you need them

When OEMs and suppliers make engineering changes, 3D printing allows you to respond faster. You can created prototypes and placeholder parts with more iterations and a faster time to market.

In-house 3D printing also allows you to work more closely with operators. Collaborate on designs and optimize custom tools that improve assembly station ergonomics and increase their satisfaction and productivity.

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